What’s happening in this edition?
Sleep specialists from around the globe are eager to share their insights to help both their peers and the public grasp the significance and influence of sleep medicine. In this issue, professionals discuss how to make a notable impact, tackle the challenges of getting people to embrace PAP therapy, highlight the roles of colleagues in the field, and explore ways to disseminate knowledge more widely.
Meet the 2019 Award Recipients
Several distinguished figures in sleep medicine, along with a prominent senator, have been honored with awards this year. The recognition ceremony will take place on June 10 during the plenary session at the SLEEP 2019 event in San Antonio. Among the honorees are:
- Dr. Alex Thompson
- Dr. Maria Sanchez
- Nurse Practitioner Jamie Lin
- Senator Robert Green
Featured Reads
Tackling PAP Resistance
Dr. Emily Carter discusses how principles of behavioral psychology can enhance adherence to PAP therapy.
What’s an APP?
Jamie Lin, ACNP-BC, breaks down what the term “advanced practice provider” really means for those in the sleep medicine sector.
Books by Experts
Check out a selection of recent publications by sleep medicine professionals that could enrich your understanding of the field.
Foundation Updates
The AASM Foundation has kicked off a strategic planning initiative, reflecting on its two-decade journey of supporting clinicians and impactful sleep research while charting a course for the future.
News Highlights
Stay updated with intriguing findings from popular sleep journals and learn about recent articles related to sleep health. You might even spot some familiar names in the news!
NoteZzz
Keep an eye on upcoming events, reminders, resources, and a few fun facts to keep you engaged!
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Stay tuned for more exciting updates in our next issue!